FP> I do not agree with you. It is far better as windows is now. Greater 
 FP> resolution means that the user can view more, not view same thing 
 FP> bigger.
Greater resolution means that the text is a fixed number of
pixels, hence smaller and harder to read (with higher
resolutions).
 FP> You have to design your program for the standard resolution (640x480)
Well, what is the "standard" resolution?  I don't know anyone
that uses 640x480 - all use 800x600 or higher normally.
What resolution do most people use?
 FP> and handle the Resize event then resize everything on the window.
Couldn't Delphi be designed to handle that for us?
Jud McCranie  jud.mccranie@camcat.com
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